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Page 4 Holliston Local Town Pages | www.hollistontownnews.com October 2021 CELEBRATE continued from page 1 currently on the Holliston Early Childhood Council. Her passion can also be seen through her work with grant writing for the MA EEC which provided access to childcare for low income Holliston Families. She managed this program while working with families and childcare centers, in town, to allocate funding which allowed parents to send their child to daycare without worrying about the cost. She also is on the Grant Committee for the Framingham Union Aide Association (which supports Holliston FD and PD. She has co-chaired the Celebrate Holliston Committee (and is presently on their Board); volunteers to cook for the Salvation Army; was a member of the Christian Ed Committee and enjoyed teaching Sunday School. Presently, Heather is a mentor for high school students interested in attending college. localtownpages Published Monthly Mailed FREE to the Community of Holliston Circulation: 5,967 households & businesses Publisher Chuck Tashjian Editor Susan Manning Send Editorial to: editor@hollistontownnews.com Advertising Director Kathy Benoit Advertising Sales Manager Jen Schofield 508-570-6544 jenschofield@localtownpages.com Multi Media Sales Consultant Jeremy Wardwell 413-204-5296 jeremywardwell@localtownpages.com Creative Design & Layout Michelle McSherry Kim Vasseur Ad Deadline is the 15th of each month. Localtownpages assumes no financial liability for errors or omissions in printed advertising and reserves the right to reject/edit advertising or editorial submissions. © Copyright 2021 LocalTownPages Heather stated that “I enjoy volunteering because it allows me to learn about others, listen to their diverse experiences, and contribute to making meaningful impacts in people’s lives, no matter the size of the impact. I have lived in 8 states and, from that, grew a desire to welcome and embrace others.” Learn Lifetime Trade, Top Pay and Benefits! Prominent Metrowest HVAC Company has Immediate Openings: HVAC System Installer Full Time Experience is a plus but not a necessity because of our extensive training program. Seasonal Oil Drivers Oil Drivers must have CDL with Tank & hazmat endorsements. Please see our website, www.coanoil.com for more details. Call to set up an Interview: 1-800-262-6462 Send resume to: service@coanoil.com Coan Heating and Cooling, 196 W Central St., Natick, MA 01760 Photos by Deborah Mark Paul Saulnier moved back to Massachusetts in 1979 from New Jersey to be closer to family and settled in Holliston with his wife and two sons, Dan and Phil. He explains that he volunteers because “after living in exile in South Jersey for nine years, the line from the Cheers song always rings true to me ‘you want to go where everyone knows your name.’” Paul’s extensive volunteer efforts include the following: Holliston Historical Society (1979-present); Conservation Commission (1980-1985); Board of Water Commission (1985- 2005); V.O.I.C.E. Committee (downtown zoning changes); Dam Safety Officer (1982-2010); Two wastewater study committees; Engineers Without Borders; Two trips to India to design and guild septic systems for a hospital and school; began the Father’s Day Breakfast Car Show at the Holliston Historical Society; Two REMOTE CONSULT AVAILABLE FAST, EXPERT SOLUTIONS FOR ALL COMPUTER, NETWORK UPGRADES AND PROBLEMS FOR YOUR HOME & SMALL BUSINESS 508.330.6018 TheQueensTech.com housing committees (ten years); Trustee of Upper Charles Conservation Land Trust (2005-present); Designs for four Habitat for Humanity houses; Member of the Knights of Columbus; HCAT reporter and camera operator; Reporter and cofounder of HollistonReporter.com; 8 Arch Bridget Restoration Committee; and Design services for the replacement of Town hall septic system. Perhaps what everyone knows best, is Paul’s commitment to the Holliston Reporter. He has been the co-owner and writer for over a dozen years and is best recognized for his weekly police log and commentary that is always filled with dry wit. Please join us in celebrating these two outstanding volunteers at our Street Festival on Saturday September 18; they will be honored at the “stage” in front of the Fire Station at 10am. Advertise your business! Call Jeremy: 413-204-5296 or email: jeremywardwell@localtownpages.com
October 2021 Find us on Facebook | Holliston Town News Page 5 Happy Thanksgiving from Holliston Newcomers & Neighbors Holliston Newcomers & Neighbors is once again helping the Holliston Pantry Shelf and other local organizations that support Holliston to make this Thanksgiving a happy one. Many families have depended on the generous donations of all the fixings in past years but once again they will be receiving gift cards to create their special holiday meal. Last year, close to 200 families were recipients of a gift card through the Holliston Pantry Shelf or organizations such as Head Start and Wayside Youth. To support these efforts, we are once again asking for monetary donations. Please visit the HNN Donations webpage http://www.hollistonnewcomers.org/donations and select Thanksgiving Baskets or if you would prefer to mail your donation, please send a check made out to Holliston Newcomers & Neighbors to Katrine Giroux, 147 Mohawk Path, Holliston and note that it is for Thanksgiving or use . We are also collecting handmade Thanksgiving Cards which can be dropped off at 922 Highland Street, Holliston - a bin will be at the front door. If you have any questions, please email thanksgivingbaskets.newcomers@gmail.com. Holliston Newcomers & Neighbors Thanksgiving Committee thanks you in advance for your support! Griffin Electric Donates Backpacks and School Supplies to Holliston Pantry Shelf Griffin Electric, the Hollistonbased leading electrical contractor, has once again demonstrated support for the Holliston community with a generous donation of school supplies and backpacks to Holliston Pantry Shelf families. Griffin Electric employees have donated backpacks filled with school supplies to the Pantry each year for the past 8 years. “The Holliston Pantry Shelf community is deeply appreciative on the continued generosity of Griffin Electric and its employees,” said Keely Krantz, President of Holliston Pantry Shelf. “Families with school-age children have faced many challenges and uncertainties during the pandemic, so to have their school supplies provided free of charge is a great relief.” The Holliston Pantry Shelf is available to all Holliston residents. The Pantry protects the privacy of all shoppers and offers a completely free grocery shopping experience with more than 500 food and personal care items that shoppers can choose from on a weekly basis. Holliston residents simply need to visit the Town Clerk for a confidential application. No personal or financial information is required. Holliston Pantry Shelf, founded in 1993, serves more than 250 families. Holliston Pantry Shelf, located at 73 Charles Street, is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit food pantry that serves Holliston residents. For more information about Holliston Pantry Shelf, please visit www.hollistonpantryshelf.org. WE BEAT ALL COMPETITOR PRICING. 774-287-1133 dumpsters available Let Us CLean OUt YOUr Unwanted JUnk Serving Metro-West and Beyond! $25 off A FULL TRUCK OR DUMPSTER IF YOU MENTION LOCAL TOWN PAGES Not to be combined with any other offer see website for details AffordableJunkRemoval@gmail.com https://affordablejunkremoval.com/ Parent Child Classes • Pre-K Gymnastics • Grade School Gymnastics • Dance • Sports Skills • Awesome Birthday Bashes
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